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Painted, sculpted, carved, engraved, printed, or photographic pictures of royals, from any time or place.
About Me
- Jeffrey Smith
- Roseburg, Oregon, United States
- Inveterate monarchist, incorrigible curmudgeon, old style realist.
My Other Blogs
Donations are Welcome
Interesting Links
- Alexander Palace Time Machine
- Andrew Cusack
- Belgian Monarchy
- Bhutan Monarchy
- British Monarchy
- Constantian Society
- Dag Trygsland Hoelseth
- Danish Monarchy
- Ducal Family of Anhalt
- Dutch Royal House
- EuroHistory.com
- European Royalty and Nobility
- Grand Ducal Family of Luxembourg
- Greek Royal Family
- History of the British Monarchy
- House of Savoy
- Imperial House of Mexico
- Independant Hawaii
- International Monarchist League
- Japanese Imperial Household
- King of Jordan
- Lesotho Monarchy
- Luxembourg Monarchy
- Mandy's British Royalty
- Monarchies of Europe
- Norwegian Monarchy
- Princely House of Liechtenstein
- Radical Royalist
- Reflections of a Young Fogey
- Reinado de Carlos II
- Royal Family of Romania
- Royal Household of Spain
- Royal Martyrs of Russia
- Royal News
- Royal Photo Gallery
- Royal Photographs
- Royal Russia
- Royal Travel
- Russian History Websites
- Shah of Iran
- Society of the Golden Fleece
- Sultan of Brunei
- Swedish Royal Court
- Thai Monarchy
- The Archduke Otto
- The Cross of Laeken
- The Mad Monarchist
- The Monarchist
- The Royal Twist
- Theodore's Royalty and Monarchy Site
- Trond Noren Isaksen
- Wilson Revolution Unplugged
- World of Royalty
- Yugoslav Royal Family
Followers
The King of Music
and the Crown Prince
2 comments:
Just curious where you find all these wonderful images? You must spend hours researching. GREAT blog!
To be honest, I spent years doing research, so now I tend to avoid it. All I usually do is think of someone interesting, check Wikimedia Commons for public domain pictures, then keep following links to find more. Lot of fun and not much time at all. This picture came from a different source that I've just started collecting. It's from an old postcard I found on E-Bay. Always loved them as a child, and now they satisfy my urge to spend money while not giving me heart failure at the thought of transporting them when I move to Oregon in a few months.
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